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Planning Commission approves 13.8% encroachment into Fairview Lake riparian buffer for single-family home
Summary
The City of Clearview Planning Commission approved a natural resource permit allowing a new single-family dwelling to encroach about 552 square feet — roughly 13.8% — into the 50-foot Fairview Lake riparian buffer at 4058 Northeast Fairview Lake Way, finding the proposal meets the Fairview development code and conditions of approval.
The City of Clearview Planning Commission on June 24 approved a natural resource permit allowing a new single-family dwelling at 4058 Northeast Fairview Lake Way to encroach about 552 square feet — roughly 13.8% — into the 50-foot riparian buffer around Fairview Lake.
The commission’s action followed a staff presentation that said the proposed encroachment is less than the 25% of the buffer area that the Fairview development code allows for construction activity. Alex, planning staff, said the buffer on properties abutting Fairview Lake is now measured at 50 feet from the top of bank and that the subject property’s total buffer area is “just over 4,000 square feet,” with the proposed encroachment of 552 square feet equaling approximately 13.8% of that area.
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